And by fake Alan Joyce, we mean an unidentified man putting on a very thick Irish accent and coming up with any excuse to say “tink” instead of “think”.

Numerous reports of Paul Scurrah’s imminent departure from Virgin Australia have finally been confirmed.

The Flying Kangaroo’s cost-saving targets just became a little harder to hit after this court decision.

We can’t promise this week’s Aviation Wrap is all good news, but at least Rex shareholders and Velocity Frequent Flyers have something to cheer about.

An internal document from 2010 that shows Qantas had planned to outsource its ground handling work by 2020 has been obtained by the media.

Here’s a story about the union doing what it does best: protesting and taking legal action against the big dogs.

Hundreds of Qantas workers have protested against the proposed outsourcing of its ground operations… at a safe social distance, of course.

The TWU’s Michael Kaine has penned an urgent message to the government asking them to stop the collapse of Australia’s aviation industry.

Following a comprehensive sale campaign, Virgin Australia’s administrators have chosen its preferred bidder to put forward to creditors.

Speculation had begun to swirl that this big announcement from Qantas was about to drop, and now it has – with an almighty thud.

The rallies took place as new research revealed that 70 per cent of workers have been stood down, with 40 per cent unable to receive JobKeeper.

Much unlike passenger planes around the globe right now, this week’s Aviation Wrap is running at full capacity.